protecting the community. >> we are grieving but we are not bending. we will not yield to fear. >> we now have learned that the suspect will be represented by considered one of the most respected and experienced public defenders in the country. >> back to you. >> thank you. developing news, we are lending more of suspect number one in the boston marathon bombings. police say that tamerlan tsarnaev was plotting an attack in massachusetts he and his wife were getting state welfare benefits. katie marzullo has more on this. other things are be revealed. >> new information, we have just learned investigators are saying that the explosions were triggered by remote-controlled detonator so that is new information on the investigation. it is the younger brother who is

alive and communicating with investigators but most of the new information is about his brother, tamerlan tsarnaev's life in the united states and his travels abroad. >> his body is dill in the custody of the medical examiner waiting to be claimed by a family member. question are learning more of his life. a spokesman for the state office of health and human services is confirming reports that the 26-year-old his wife and their child were receiving welfare benefits from the state up until last year. that is when they became ineligible based on income. tamerlan was a stay at home dad and his wife worked 70 to eight hours a week and the lawyer is distancing her from the bombings. >> the involvement by her husband and brother-in-law came as an absolute shock to her. >> some federal agencies are shocked. the f.b.i. did not know about tamerlan's trip to russia last year. federal officials say he was not on a terrorism watch list at the time, but from belgium this morning, secretary of state john

kerry points out a possible connection. >> we just had a young person who went to russia and chechnya who blew people up in boston. he didn't stay where he went but he learned something where he went and he came back with a willingness to kill people. homeland security was aware of the trip to russia. secretary napolitano says that the brothers were thoroughly vetted when the family sought asylum in the united states. >> in this instance the systems contained no derogatory information as to either brother. >> in the past hour we have learned investigators have recovered only one handgun believed to have been used in the gun battle with police, the shootout where tamerlan was killed and the 9 millimeter pistol was scratched off -- the serial number was scratched off. >> the battle over what to do with the broken bay bridge bolt is a topic of conversations today. they hope to on the new span by

labor day? >> caltran told me a few minutes ago that the new span of the ban bridge will open on labor day weekend but they also say meeting the deadline is very close because they still have the issue of the broken bolts and how to fix it has not yet been decided. members of the bay area toll authority are getting that update this morning. in early march you may remember 32 of 96 steel anchor rods broke at the bottom of their casings when they were tightened. evening nears now have two possible fixes to reinforce the bolts, both expensive and lengthy. a retired beck engineer is blasting them for not casting the bolts ahead of time. >> to install this, we do not install something and walk arm. part of the process, you install, you go back and check and recheck and that happened

with everything, whether it is a deck section or a cable or a bolt. that is how we scoffed this issue. the bolts were installed and they were opportunitied and we checked and that is how we scoffed -- discovered they popped loose. >> engineers will know may 8 what solution is best to fix the broken bolts. they do not know how were it will cost but it could be in the millions. they believe they can have the new span open by labor day. fingers crossed. >> that labor day opening, if it happens, is 131 some days away. we will keep updated. stay with abc7 news for up-to-the-minute updates. >> in downtown oakland police have identified the victim of a deadly shooting, keith head was a 22-year-old rapper from san francisco and this music video featuring keith was posted on

youtube the he was slot before 10:30 last night at 13th and broadway. the shooting forced the evacuation and closing of the 12th street bart station while officers searched for the gunman. no luck. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> new this morning, the union is speaking out about reports that some san francisco firefighters are earning more than $100,000 a year in overtime. it could be lucrative but is it safe for firefighters and citizens? the union is concerned. when you see the numbers your jaw may drop but it is not as bad as it seems. the latest salary figures from the san francisco fire department, a lieutenant made $221,000 in overtime bringing the salary to $363,000. a paramedic made $191,000 in

overtime, and 337,000 for the year, the kind of numbers that make taxpayers do a double take. >> amazing! that is amazing, never heard of anything like that at all, that is pretty damn good. >> the fire department says it is not as bad as it looks. >> it is some what the norm but it is not a shock factor because it is, it is money that is budgeted. >> fire department officials say during the lean years the city didn't have the money to hire as many firefighter as they needed but the shifts need to be worked and overtime is cheaper than paying benefits. they are grateful for the few people who step up and offer to cover those hours. >> it coughs the department less for people to volunteer to work overtime hours than for us to mandatory people to work overtime. >> the union, though, is worried. >> our concern is it is not

sustainable, it is overtaxing the individuals who are working the overtime, they are making money, but they are working multiple days, 24 hour shifts. >> the fire department agrees saying although overtime saves them the cost of benefits, even this is a bit much. they will start hiring again soon. >> the mayor has committed to a class a year for five years. >> the union things the city can do better. >> i would like to see it worked faster. >> while they work it out some taxpayers see beyond the six-figure overtime pay. >> it is saving life and providing the community, i'm up for it. >> you will see the fire department at the board of supervisors no four million more dollars to cover overtime. they is run out of money and the overtime budget, too, but the spokesman says that is money should already be budgeted and it is moving it from one pot to another.

>> thank you, amy hollyfield. >> still ahead the disturbing video of a fight inside a california classroom, and a student says that her own math teacher had her pinned to the ground. >> plus, why you could be

>> happening now a desperate search for victims is underway in bangladesh after an eight-story building collapsed and 87 people were killed. workers say the building developed several large cracks

in the previous days and it houses several garment factories and authorities say many people may still be trapped in the rubble, and so far, 600 people have been rescued. >> high school freshman is suspected and her math teacher on leave after a wild fight broke out in a classroom. >> that is 15-year-old on the left wearing a blue blouse and the fight was cause on cell phone video. according to martinez it was over makeup, the teacher took it away so she called her mom to demand the teach are gave it back and things escalated. >> she pushed me and started going out, like, right after she pushed me. she started hitting me. >> what did you do in reaction? >> hit her back. >> martinez was arrested by school district police for assault and will find out tomorrow whether she will be expelled. the district spokesman says that the teacher has a black eye and is now on paid leave pending an investigation.

>> this is probably no surprise but we have some of the worst traffic in the nation in the bay area and the study by traffic information firm found that los angeles had the worst traffic in the nation in 2012, and honolulu was number two followed by san francisco where drivers waste an average of 49 hours a year sitting in traffic. san jose came in 7th place and drivers spending 31 hours in traffic and overall traffic is up 4 percent so far in 2013 suggesting that the economy is on the rise and sometimes you feel like you spend all that time in traffic in one day. >> i did that this morning trying to get to work. i can relate. >> mike nicco has a changing forecast. >> i bet you saw the low clouds on the golden gate bridge and the cool weather and the marine layer, temperatures are about 7 to 14 degrees cooler than yesterday, and look at this picture from emeryville toward the cloud deck that is hanging along the coast, i will show you how much cooler it will get before a weekend warming trend. >> mike, thanks.

former microsoft chairman bill gates sparks an international controversy in south korea and we will tell you about the big mistake he made. >> why your next soda or energy kink could be a little more expensive here

>> cover, walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a handshake between bill gates and the president of south korea is sparking a lot of debate this morning. the handshake is making headlines world white. critics are accusing gates of being rude because he kept a hand in his pocket shaking hands with the president. in korean culture that is appropriate among friends, the same age or younger but otherwise, it is seem as expressing superiority to the other. >> happening now, state lawmakers are considering a new tax on sugar drinks. the penny per ounce tax adds 12 cents to a can of soda and other drinks like sweet tea and energy drinks. something has to be done to curb alarming rates of obesity and

diabetes but the california restaurant association is not happy saying they are facing too many cost increases. >> the number of americans with heart failure will increase from five million last year to eight million by 2030 according to research by the american heart association. that means the costs of treating the condition could double to $70 billion or the equivalent of $244 for every u.s. taxpayers. the aha says the findings highlight the need for strategies to prevent and treat heart failure. >> doesn't it look inviting? >> dress appropriately. good morning, to you both, and well look at what is going on at 11:20, with live doppler 7 hd, we had the marine layer of clouds move in but they didn't have any moisture with them other than maybe a spit of a drizzle here and there. so we will go on and show you

the win coming from the southwest at half moon bay headed across the golden gate bridge and fanning out into the bay and even into the central valley so that is why we are going to be significantly cooler today than yesterday. remember a couple of days ago we had a 20-degree spread between ocean beach and downtown and now everyone in san francisco, low-to-mid 50's. we will see a little more sunshine over the financial district than ocean beach. ocean beach, though, stuck in the 50's the better part of the day with the east bay valley the last to see the cooler weather you get the big drop tomorrow and you in the low-to-mid 70's and everyone else in the 50's and 60's still. if you are headed out right now temperatures are running anywhere from three degrees cooler in livermore to 20 in napa and 19 in santa rosa and 14 cooler in novato and san francisco. the 50's and 60's are where we should be for this time of the year but a lot cooler than we were yesterday. a beautiful picture of downtown

san jose where it is 67 degrees and sunshine and we will all have sunshine this afternoon but the coat will be cloudy tonight and tomorrow and that is why tomorrow will be the coolest day in the forecast and then we have a warming trend for the weekend. you can see the clouds are back as we look to the south from mount tamalpais this morning. concord and fremont have a seven degree drop but san francisco is 62, cooler-than-average and 11 degrees cooler than yesterday and santa rosa is 72, a 14-degree drop. low-to-mid 70's today in the santa clara reality is with 73 in san jose, so six more degrees of warming and mid-60's in millbrae to low 70's headed to palo alto and mountain view. clouds at the coast and upper 50's for you, and 62 in downtown to 67 in south san francisco, and it gets to 66 in sausalito and petaluma has a breeze coming law and 68 but everyone else in the valleys is in the low-to-mid 70's, we will have upper 60's for most of the east bay shoreline but hayward and

berkeley, maybe some 70's in the higher elevation, and upper 70's to low 80's for the east bay valley today. if you going to the game, at&t park, everything has been restored back to normal. it is breezy, sunny, cool, 59, warming up to 62. here is the seven-day outlook, after 40's and low 50's tonight, we will only have 50's around the coat, upper 60's to low 70's for the bay and inland and we turn the tide on friday and away from the coast saturday, sunday, and monday and tuesday temperatures are a little bit warmer-than-average. abc7 news has another great resource, with the latest, lane or shine and video forecast, and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> still ahead, who is the world's most beautiful person? "people" magazine thinks we they is the answer.

>> breaking news from san francisco, firefighters are on the scene in pacific heights on vallejo street. the fire has gone to three alarms. the call came in half an hour ago. right now, no reports of injuries. >> we will follow that foreign you on abc7news.com. coming up at 3:00 on "katie" she is antiaging all stars share secrets and abc7 news at 4:00, hear from a man in the middle of the boston and texas explosions and how he escaped both. abc7 news at 5:00, new calls for concern that the san francisco

armory where porn videos are filmed, and now family friendly events can take place in the same magazine. >> "people" magazine revealed their pick for the most beautiful person in the world for 2013. the nod goes to gwyneth, the 40-year-old who says she wears jeans and t-shirts around the house and does not wear makeup. credited her work out and her two young kids to keep her young and feeling strong and we give her an apple for that. what do you think? >> a woman of a certain age. a good thing. in great shape. and she has a child name apple. >> good news from "meals on wheels", they raised $2 million for their program this week so congratulations.

[dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, honey. >> how are you? >> good. how are you doing? [cheers and applause] hello, everyone, and welcome to millionaire. i am so rooting for our first contestant today. he has a 19-month-old at home, a baby on the way, and has been working 80 hours a week to support his family. from new orleans, please welcome matthew fletcher. hey, matthew. >> hi. how are you? >> first of all, you have a

19-month-old at home, right? >> i do. bennett. >> boy or girl? bennett. >> a little boy named bennett. >> and you have another baby how many weeks away? >> he is about 3 1/2 weeks away. >> oh, my gosh. >> hopefully, you know, so we got to kind of move this along a little bit. >> [laughs] you want me to speed this up already then, yeah. >> absolutely. his name's gonna be coleman. and my wife, meghan, unfortunately, is at home, a little too far along to travel. >> oh, okay. but your mom and your dad are here, right? >> they are. >> pam and randy, and your sister caroline as well, supporting you, which is great. [applause] now, the 80 hours a week that we're talking about--what are you doing 80 hours a week? >> so i'm in training to be a pediatric oncologist/hematologist. >> wow. >> i've got about a year and a half of training left. >> well, what drew you to that? because that cannot be an easy job, in many ways. >> sure. it certainly has its challenges, but i love my job. it's so inspiring. the kids inspire me every day. i mean, obviously you have to like taking care of sick kids, but i love it. >> well, we appreciate what you do very much, matthew. it's a joy to have you here, and hopefully we're gonna send you home with $1 million. >> absolutely.

let's do it. >> all right, let's see the money in your round 1. computer, please randomize the dollar amounts. and now here are the categories to your questions. we're gonna randomize those as well. and now that everything is all shuffled, are you ready? >> let's do it. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] then let's play millionaire. [dramatic musical flourish] okay, here you go, matthew. which of these corporate mascots is normally depicted as having blue eyes? >> [sighs] wow, okay. i have no idea what color tony the tiger's eyes are. pillsbury doughboy... [sighs] i can't picture his eyes either. the kool-aid man, i think-- he doesn't really have eyes. they're just, like, little dots. and i don't know charlie the tuna either. >> isn't it crazy how you see these things pretty much every day, and then--